If you are a parent of an infant chances are you own a car seat. The Graco company is recalling 1.9 million of their car seats after being pressured by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Toddler seats affected by the recall have harness buckles that can get stuck.

As part of our continuous product testing and improvement process, Graco identified that some harness buckles can become progressively more difficult to open over time or become stuck in the latched position. Therefore, we have decided to conduct a voluntary recall on the harness buckles used on select toddler convertible car seats and harnessed booster seats.

As a solution, Graco offers a new and improved replacement harness buckle to any consumer who may be experiencing difficulty with their harness buckle at no cost. Consumers are encouraged to place their order for a replacement harness buckle using our online order form. Graco would like to stress that our car seats are safe and effective in restraining children. You can continue to use your car seat while waiting for your new buckle.

Visit their website to get a full list of seats affected, plus instructions on how to replace the harness buckles and frequently asked questions about the recall.